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... Dalton Rev Dr Freeman Hardwick Dr Berridge Dr Thorpe Mr and Mifs Butcher Mr Mrs Wilkes Mr and Mrs Lewis Mr and ...
... At Churchill, Mrs. Richardson relict of the late Mr. John Richardson. Mr. Hill, master of the Academy at the Red-Lodge, Bristol. In her 65th year, Mrs. Clarke, widow of Mr. John Clarke, and daughter of Mr. ...
... Moore, bntmilt, No. *6, Red-lion- Drecti Holborn; and told by Mr. ?? Mine, perfumer to the Queen, Cornhill ; Mr. Rothwell and Co, ?? r> New-Boud-ltrctts. Mr. Cruttwcll, printer, 'only, in Hath; Mr. H, Brown, in Qiay.jlreet, 'removed from Chriltma>ttrcct) ...
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... the KINGs Licence Authority Granted bis Maje Palace at St James's Dr MAYNARD’s New and Elegant TRANSLATION Whole WORKS FLAVIUS JOSEPHUS Enriched with Engravings coloured Maps References well every other Advantage of and Utility To be in Sixty Number oni ...
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... Brown, Cam ncarDurlley; Jcnner, Stroud; Mrs. Symes, Wotton! Scammell.Nailfworth; Mrs.Tippet, Mangotsficld; Mrs. Baker, Winterborn; Mrs. Thomas, Hambrook; and Mrs. H. Witts, at Trelham.— ln SmtrjetJlslre, by Mr. ...
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... Dr. RK HARD WARREN called in, and examined. Dr. Warren faw no prefent figns of convalefeence, nor, as tit as he could judge, any ceffation of the King's diforder at any time finceits commencement. He faid Dr. Willis had written letters to the Prince of ...
... to Mil. Bonville, Mr King, an eminent lanr.tr, of Lougcott in l!eiks, to Mils Howies, an agreeable young lady, with a fortune of joool, -— At Monkfilver, near Watchett, Mr. Win. Criddle, a capital farmer there, to Mil's Evered, Mr. Robert Lovell, of ...